Monitoring physiologic parameters for timing feedback to enhance performance of a subject during an activity

A method comprising:

• monitoring a first set of one or more physiologic parameters and a second set of one or more physiologic parameters from at least one site on a subject utilizing at least one sensing device;
• identifying a first event related to the first set of one or more physiologic parameters and a second event related to the second set of one or more physiologic parameters;
• generating a first timestamp for the first event and a second timestamp for the second event;
• determining a timing for providing feedback to the subject relative to the first timestamp and the second timestamp to adjust one or more characteristics of the subject during an activity;
• and
• providing one or more feedback signals to the subject in accordance with the determined timing utilizing at least one stimulating device.

A computer program product comprising a non-transitory processor-readable storage medium having stored therein executable program code which, when executed, causes at least one processing device:

• to monitor a first set of one or more physiologic parameters and a second set of one or more physiologic parameters from at least one site on a subject utilizing at least one sensing device;
• to identify a first event related to the first set of one or more physiologic parameters and a second event related to the second set of one or more physiologic parameters;
• to generate a first timestamp for the first event and a second timestamp for the second event;
• to determine a timing for providing feedback to the subject relative to the first timestamp and the second timestamp to adjust one or more characteristics of the subject during an activity;
• and
• to provide one or more feedback signals to the subject in accordance with the determined timing utilizing at least one stimulating device.